ATYYA Pushes Bass Music Boundaries with New Single ‘How We Hit It’

Undrtone Blog
Oct 20, 2025
2 min read

Close-up of a man in a cap with a thoughtful expression, set against a blurred, dark background. The image is in black and white. — ATYYA

Racking up millions of streams across a vibrant discography, Canadian producer ATYYA returns with his latest single, ‘How We Hit It’, a powerful and technically masterful addition to his growing 2025 catalogue.

Opening with cinematic tension and evolving into a vibrant clash of bass and euphoria, ‘How We Hit It’ is a masterclass in sound design. Infused with jazz-inspired chord stabs and intricate call-and-response basslines, the track bridges the gap between melodic finesse and underground drive. ATYYA’s production skill shines through in every layer, pushing the boundaries of UK bass while keeping his signature deep, hypnotic groove intact.

Speaking on the creative process, ATYYA shared:

“Originally, my idea was to make this a high-energy bass tune from start to finish. When I was polishing the main bass sound, out of curiosity, I cut all the highs out of the bassline with a low-pass filter. That moment changed the whole trajectory of the track. The smooth, rolled off bassline inspired a whole new chill vibe, garnished by jazzy chord stabs. I ended up loving it and fused this vibe into the track with the harder-hitting drops. The contrast between the two different vibes really tied everything together.”

Behind the ATYYA project is Tyy Clark, a Canadian producer, DJ, and music production educator whose work spans UK bass, UKG, dubstep, and rap. With over 39 million streams across more than 160 releases, he has earned global recognition through a decade of touring and producing music that continues to evolve the bass landscape.

Recent headline shows in Denver, Colorado, at Cervantes Ballroom, Ogden, and Mission Ballroom have cemented his place in North America’s underground circuit, alongside festival performances at Shambhala, Wakaan, Infrasound, Envision, Cascade Equinox, Day Dream, and more. His international reach extends across Europe, Latin America, and Oceania, with shows in the Netherlands, Israel, Colombia, and New Zealand.

Beyond performing, ATYYA has become a respected educator through his Producer’s Portal, a 12-unit, 124-lesson course that has guided hundreds of upcoming producers. His commitment to mentorship, creativity, and global connection underpins everything he does.

With ‘How We Hit It’ out now and more new releases, live shows, and music education projects on the way, ATYYA continues to redefine the sound and spirit of modern bass music.